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Posted on January 24, 2021

How to save the world

by Sisman Tuccar.In Non-sense and other improprieties.

One day Sisman Tuccar arrived at the teahouse with a serious expression on his face and announced, “I’m going to save the world.”
“How are you going to do that?” asked somebody.
Replied Sisman, “Listen and I’ll explain to you exactly what you have to do.”

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  • Home
  • At the teahouse
  • Sisman Tuccar
    • About Sisman Tuccar
    • Sisman Tuccar Archive
  • Books
    • nine pieces of zen
    • sahaja: the natural way
    • snow on a hot stove
    • Half a loaf and a jug of wine
    • Three in the morning and four in the afternoon
    • Tea with Sisman Tuccar volume 1
    • About the author
  • Flame of Life
    • About Vimala Thakar
    • Vimala Thakar discourses Dalhousie 1987 Part I
    • Vimala Thakar discourses Dalhousie 1987 Part II
    • Vimala Thakar discourses Dalhousie 1988 Part I
    • Vimala Thakar discourses Dalhousie 1988 Part II
    • Vimala Thakar discourses Mt. Abu 1998 Part I
    • Vimala Thakar discourses Mt.Abu 1998 Part II
  • The Isha
    • The Verses of the Isha Upanishad
    • Introduction to the Isha Upanishad
    • Invocation of Peace
    • Isha Upanishad Verses 1-2
    • Isha Upanishad Verses 3-4
    • Isha Upanishad Verses 5-6
    • Isha Upanishad Verses 7-8
    • Isha Upanishad Verses 9-11
    • Isha Upanishad Verses 12-13
    • Isha Upanishad Verses 14-16
    • Isha Upanishad Verses 17-18
  • The Kena
    • Verses of the Kena Upanishad
    • Introduction to the Kena Upanishad
    • Invocation of Peace
    • Kena Upanishad Part I Verses 1-4
    • Kena Upanishad Part I Verses 5-9
    • Kena Upanishad Part II Verses 1-5
    • Kena Upanishad Part III Verses 1-6
    • Kena Upanishad Part III Verses 7-12
    • Kena Upanishad Part IV Verses 1-4
    • Kena Upanishad Part IV Verses 5-9
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